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  1. Cortland says:

    Correction. Battle Fever J was the first to be titled “Super Sentai”. The first Sentai was Himitsu Sentai Gorenger, followed by JAKQ, then Battle Fever J.

    It’s currently listed as the first Super Sentai.

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    1. Gregory Vendramini says:

      True! Thanks for pointing it out! ;D

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  2. detrop says:

    Nice!

    I wish you could answer your interviewer’s question about whether or not you can work well in a team with: Yes, because I grew up watching [insert Power Rangers or other Super Sentai]!

    That was one thing that eluded me when I was young: watching the group (often) worked so perfectly and bringing the baddies down and learning about the value of teamwork. I liked that they did it together but I never really thought about it until years after.

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    1. Gregory Vendramini says:

      Also, answering that you identify with the Red member of the sentai means you have leadership skills, which are always nice to show in a job interview!

      It’s the kind of thing you only think about years later. Next time you watch a Sentai, check the choreography of their fights. You’ve gotta know your teammates really well to pull out that kind of stunts. Fight no as a united team, but as one single entity.

      Thanks for dropping by! : D

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